OEM Jeep Patriot Parking Brake Shoe

Jeep Patriot Parking Brake Shoe Parts and Q&A

• Parking Brake Shoes, Rear
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  Q: How to Maintain and Fix a Parking Brake Shoe on Jeep Patriot?

  A:

  The first step is to get the vehicle ready for work by raising and supporting it. If either side needs work, complete the steps for both sides at once. Take out and remove the rear brake rotor from the wheel (3). Take the brake shoe adjuster wheel to its shortest position. Unhook both upper return springs (1 and 2) from the anchor pin (3) and the brake shoes at either end. Now, turn off the ignition and unwrap the green and black wires I mentioned. Lift the Parking Brake Cable over the lever found on the rear parking brake shoe. Take the support plate, including the brake shoes (2, 6), adjuster (5) and lower return spring (3), as a single unit. Should you need to, remove the strut (1), take the lower return spring (3) and adjuster (5) off the shoes (2, 6).
• Brake Pads, Front
  68574695AA
  Q: How to install parking brake shoes on Jeep Patriot?

  A:

  Before installing the parking brake shoes, insert the lower return spring 3 and adjuster 5 between 2 and 6 and confirm the lever is facing inwards on the rear shoe and the threaded adjuster section is to the left on both sides. If necessary, put the strut 1 just above the hub and bearing so the curved end points toward the back. Following that, place the brake shoes 2 and 6, adjuster 5 and lower return spring 3 around the hub and bearing, so that the strut sits between the front shoe and the rear shoe's lever on the mounting plate. Connect the cable to the lever on the parking brake shoe and insert the three parking brake hold-down springs and pins 1 and 2 and rotate pins 90° to hold them in place. Start by fixing the front upper return spring 2 for the front brake shoe and anchor pin 3 and after that fix the rear upper return spring 2 to hold the rear brake shoe and anchor pin 3. With Special Tool C-3919, Brake Shoe Gauge, measure the drilled part of the parking Brake Drum and put the gauge at the set size for the brake shoes. Lay the gauge 2 across the widest tip of the parking brake shoes 1 and screw the adjuster wheel on each side until the linings of the shoes almost touch the jaws on the gauge. Put on the rear brake rotor 3 next and tighten it using a couple of wheel mounting nuts for the final setup. The adjuster wheel is located with the drum on at 7 o'clock for the left side's 1 hole and at 5 o'clock for the right side. Whenever you rotate the adjustment wheel 2 upward, it loosens the brakes, and rotating it downward makes the brakes tighter. Take out the rubber plug from hole 1 on the front of the rotor, make your final repairs or adjustments by reaching in through it, and then put it back in place. Last, take out the wheel mounting nuts, install the brake rotor 3, complete all the earlier steps and lower the vehicle to test the parking brake.